Breitbart TV: On Larry King Live in 2007, presidential candidate Barack
Obama attacked Attorney General Alberto Gonzales and called on him to
resign for ca...
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
Friday, August 27, 2010
The President Obama Inflatable Doll
Via the Huffington Post, "Just whom this doll will appeal to is anyone's guess. Is it for those who want to love Obama, or for those who want to hate him?..."
Somewhere in the world Chris Matthews felt a thrill going up his leg.
Somewhere in the world Chris Matthews felt a thrill going up his leg.
Thursday, August 26, 2010
Coincidence NOT
I stole this from her because I'm allowed to. >:)
From MrsDeadKen:
Earlier this year, Forbes compiled a list of the world’s most dangerous countries. Whenever I am presented with information, my mind instantly searches for patterns/connections… what do these countries have in common? After reading the Forbes list, I was curious about common themes in countries with other undesirable qualities, like poor standards of living, low life expectancy, high illiteracy rates, least amount of freedoms, etc. One of the most comprehensive studies on international liberty is conducted by Freedom House (see 2010 map/stats/info HERE). The two most common themes of the least desirable countries stood out like sore thumbs: totalitarianism and Islam.
What is the connection between Islam and totalitarian style governments like communism? Islam is geopolitical in nature, it encompasses and controls all facets of living: politics, finance, education, media, religion, etc. Totalitarian style governments, specifically those with state atheism, attempt to do the same. They are dangerous because they see no natural boundary to their ambitions. These ideologies control and manipulate their citizens, robbing them of individual liberties, especially freedom of religion, and specifically Judeo-Christian values. By ignoring these politically incorrect patterns, we are emboldening the enemies of liberty and thereby encouraging a more dangerous world.
As government expands, liberty retracts – this is NOT a coincidence.
From MrsDeadKen:
Earlier this year, Forbes compiled a list of the world’s most dangerous countries. Whenever I am presented with information, my mind instantly searches for patterns/connections… what do these countries have in common? After reading the Forbes list, I was curious about common themes in countries with other undesirable qualities, like poor standards of living, low life expectancy, high illiteracy rates, least amount of freedoms, etc. One of the most comprehensive studies on international liberty is conducted by Freedom House (see 2010 map/stats/info HERE). The two most common themes of the least desirable countries stood out like sore thumbs: totalitarianism and Islam.
What is the connection between Islam and totalitarian style governments like communism? Islam is geopolitical in nature, it encompasses and controls all facets of living: politics, finance, education, media, religion, etc. Totalitarian style governments, specifically those with state atheism, attempt to do the same. They are dangerous because they see no natural boundary to their ambitions. These ideologies control and manipulate their citizens, robbing them of individual liberties, especially freedom of religion, and specifically Judeo-Christian values. By ignoring these politically incorrect patterns, we are emboldening the enemies of liberty and thereby encouraging a more dangerous world.
As government expands, liberty retracts – this is NOT a coincidence.
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
Monday, August 23, 2010
North Korea reportedly joins Facebook
SEOUL, South Korea (AP) North Korea appears to have added Facebook to the social networking sites it recently joined to ramp up its propaganda war against South Korea and the U.S. <--Click to read more.
As Evan Pokroy said, "Doesn't want to be Ronery anymore."
Content Warning:
As Evan Pokroy said, "Doesn't want to be Ronery anymore."
Content Warning:
Friday, August 20, 2010
Monday, August 16, 2010
Those Voices Don't Speak for the Rest of Us
Agreed.
H/T: Dan Charles on Twitter
P.S. Sorry I've been on hiatus. :) Life and all that has been keeping me busy.
H/T: Dan Charles on Twitter
P.S. Sorry I've been on hiatus. :) Life and all that has been keeping me busy.
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